Wired site director Rosenfield departs
Scott Rosenfield, the site director for Wired, has left the news organization. His last day was Thursday. Rosenfield had been with the business magazine’s website since July 2018. At Wired, Rosenfield was responsible for leading digital strategy and editorial revenue programs across Wired platforms. “I’ve decided that now is the right time for me to figure […]
Reuters is putting its website behind a paywall
Reuters will begin charging for access to its website as it tries to capture a slice of the digital subscription business, reports Katie Robertson of the New York Times. Robertson reports, “The company, one of the largest news organizations in the world, announced the new paywall on Thursday, as well as a redesigned website aimed at a […]
Remote Report to cover the business of remote work
Remote Report announced that it will cover news and insights on the business of remote work and be led by a former Bloomberg News editor. The content is currently free, but it will be funded by $10-per-month or $100-per-year subscriptions. “Remote work demands the same thoughtful, high-quality journalistic coverage as any other global industry or […]
CalMatters seeks an economy reporter
If you are a journalist who always knows the latest unemployment rate and can explain what difference Wall Street makes to my life as a Californian, you might be the next economy reporter at CalMatters. This is not a business reporter job, but this reporter knows what motivates business. This job is about helping people […]
Rochester Business Journal seeks a digital editor
BridgeTower Media is a leading publisher of niche newspapers with properties across the country. We provide legal and business professionals with news and analysis specific to their practices and their markets. Our daily and weekly papers are digital-first and dedicated to our audiences. We are looking for a digital editor for its news organizations in […]
FairWarning closes after criticism over diversity
FairWarning.org, a California-based nonprofit website that covers safety, health and corporate conduct, closed last week amid concerns about diversity, reports Skye Witley of Current. Witley reports, “In a joint statement posted Tuesday, the staffers expressed surprise and regret about the demise of FairWarning. “‘… After telling us it would commission an independent investigation, the Board abruptly dropped that […]
Technical.ly seeks a reporter in Washington
Technically Media, a digital media company best known for its local tech economy news site Technical.ly, is hiring a beat reporter for its DC site. We’re seeking someone who is eager to work a beat, file daily and build a network of sources in the region’s emerging business community. A primary tool for reader engagement […]
Al Jazeera launches Arabic-language biz news site
Al Jazeera Digital announced Thursday the launch of Reyada, its Arabic language business news vertical. Reyada will combine Al Jazeera’s coverage with content from The New York Times under a licensing agreement. Reyada will be run from Al Jazeera’s offices in Washington, D.C. The “Economy” page on Al Jazeera’s website currently includes content from Bloomberg […]
Fortune seeks a deputy digital editor
Fortune is hiring a thoughtful and energetic deputy digital editor to lead day-to-day operations of our digital newsroom. This is a high-profile role in a newsroom that values kindness, experimentation, and telling good stories. We are looking for someone with leadership skills to guide experienced and inexperienced reporters and editors alike and collaboration skills to […]
Greentech Media is closing in mid-March
Wood Mackenzie, an oil, gas and renewables research firm, is closing the Greentech Media renewable news portion of its business in mid-March, according to former employees familiar with the matter, reports Eric Wesoff of Energy Transition Now. Wesoff reports, “Venture-funded Greentech Media, a cleantech news, analysis and events business, was acquired by Wood Mackenzie for approximately […]
